Been looking at different dressers in mission style. Finally found one I like. The Stickley no. 614 chest.- ca.1902. Found it's picture on the Stickley museums website. Does anyone know where I can get plans?
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Been looking at different dressers in mission style. Finally found one I like. The Stickley no. 614 chest.- ca.1902. Found it's picture on the Stickley museums website. Does anyone know where I can get plans?
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Have you looked at the published books and full-size drawings available from Robert Lang? He is the go-to source for Stickley stuff. Bob is a member here, and shows up from time-to-time - am sure you could send him an email or PM and get a reply.........
He is also one of the founders of 360 Woodworking.........Part of the refugee class of experts/wizards that left Pop WW.
http://360woodworking.com/about/robert-w-lang/
When I started woodworking, I didn't know squat. I have progressed in 30 years - now I do know squat.
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If Kent's suggestion doesn't pan out, I would guess it would be easy enough to work out a plan to make a respectable replica.
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Nice chest. The dimension listed on a Stickley museum site are 45 x 61 1/4 x 21 1/2. Some discussion of its history is also on the page. Please send pictures when built.
http://www.stickleymuseum.org/crafts...r-bedroom.html
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Thanks for posting that link. It would be pretty straightforward to work out details for that piece based on the dimensions and common details from the period using that and other photos.
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